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EverGreen Condominium Phuket

EverGreen Condominium Phuket is a small residential scheme in Choeng Thale, Thalang, on Phuket’s west-coast side.

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Overview of EverGreen Condominium Phuket in Phuket

From 4,816,098 THBPer broker listings. Current price list, layouts and availability — discussed one-to-one with a project specialist

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What it is
Condominium
Where
Lim Tai Su Shrine, Srisoonthorn Road (Highway 4030), Choeng Thale, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand · Phuket
Stage
Under construction · 2028
Price
From ฿4,816,098guide price, final by unit
Transparency
10 facts confirmed · 3 to verify
Developer context

Who is behind this project

Developer
Green Atlas InnovationsPrivate companyOpen developer profile →
Track record
The company's publicly verified development is Evergreen Condominium Phuket in Choeng Thale.Company data; check the specific project independently.
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Transparency
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Why this project is worth a look

Only 65 units

A 65-unit building should feel very different from a mass-market resort with several hundred or a thousand owners sharing the same lifts, pool and parking. A smaller resident count does not guarantee quiet or good management, but it makes the operating model easier to understand. Buyers should still check the actual parking provision, facility capacity and how fixed common-area costs will be spread across a relatively small ownership base.

Room to live

The verified sales examples go beyond a 36.99 sqm studio. There is a 51.27 sqm one-bedroom and two-bedroom stock around 73 sqm, which is a meaningful step up for people staying for months rather than weekends. That makes EverGreen more relevant to owner-occupiers and long-stay users than projects built almost entirely around compact investor units. The full 65-unit layout schedule is not public, so selection should still be based on the actual drawing for the chosen apartment.

Inland Cherng Talay

EverGreen sits in the working, inland part of Choeng Thale rather than on the beach. With a car or motorbike, the road position gives access to local shops, services, Bang Tao and Laguna without making the project dependent on a resort-front setting. The same fact is a drawback for a buyer who wants to leave home on foot and be on the sand within minutes. It is a practical location, not a beachfront substitute.

A diligence window

December 2028 leaves buyers with a long construction horizon, and the developer’s public track record is still short. That makes document quality and build monitoring central to the decision. The useful work before committing is to verify approvals, read the sale agreement, obtain the payment milestones and specification, understand delay remedies, confirm foreign quota for the exact unit and keep watching physical progress rather than responding to sales urgency.

About the project

EverGreen Condominium Phuket is a small residential scheme in Choeng Thale, Thalang, on Phuket’s west-coast side. The current approved project scope is 65 condominium units in a reinforced-concrete residential building of up to eight storeys, with a separate single-storey ancillary building. Completion is marketed for December 2028. That scale matters: this is not a thousand-unit resort where the buyer is mainly underwriting a huge amenity platform. With 65 apartments, the more useful questions are about the specific building, the unit layout, build quality and how the common areas will actually be operated. Sales are taking place before completion and construction is reported as underway, so buyers are accepting a multi-year delivery horizon rather than purchasing a finished home they can inspect today.

The developer is Green Atlas Innovations, a Thai company registered in 2024. The project can be tied to that legal entity through Thailand’s environmental approval database, where the current 65-unit EverGreen filing is published. That is meaningful because it gives the buyer something more concrete than a sales brochure: there is a named company, a defined project and a government record describing its physical scope. The trade-off is that the developer has a short public operating history. There is not a long, easily verifiable trail of completed residential schemes showing how its buildings age or how its management performs several years after handover. For that reason, due diligence here should lean heavily on permits, the sale-and-purchase agreement, construction monitoring, payment protections and the written specification rather than brand reputation alone.

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The site is in inland Choeng Thale along Si Sunthon Road, part of Highway 4030. Lim Tai Su Shrine, opposite the local Choeng Thale market, is used as a practical map landmark for the address. This is not beachfront property and it should not be evaluated as if “Cherngtalay” automatically meant a walk-to-sand location. The position is more everyday than resort-front: it sits on a road corridor that connects local services with Bang Tao, Laguna and the wider Thalang area. That can work well for residents who drive and want access to both local life and the resort belt, but it is less compelling for someone whose non-negotiable is walking to the beach every morning without a vehicle.

One technical discrepancy deserves to remain visible rather than being smoothed over. The current government environmental documentation describes an eight-storey main residential building plus a separate one-storey structure, while several major property portals still display seven floors. The registry record therefore uses eight storeys as the stronger primary figure, but a buyer choosing a high-floor or top-floor unit should ask for the latest floor plan and building section before signing. This can affect expectations around views, rooftop access and the relationship between residential and technical levels. The unit count is more consistent across current sources at 65.

The indexed sales stock suggests a broader unit mix than a micro-studio investment product. Verified listings include a 36.99 sqm studio, a 51.27 sqm one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments around 72.88–73.82 sqm. That gives owner-occupiers a genuine step-up in usable space rather than forcing every buyer into a compact holiday layout. These examples are not a complete master schedule for all 65 apartments, however; they are units that can be traced through live or recently indexed market listings. The lowest price found on 26 August 2026 was THB 4,816,098 for the 36.99 sqm studio. A 51.27 sqm one-bedroom was listed at THB 6,675,354, while two-bedroom examples started at THB 10,203,200. Treat those numbers as a dated market snapshot, not a developer price guarantee.

The common facilities publicly associated with the project are familiar rather than extravagant: a swimming pool, fitness room, rooftop leisure area, lift, covered parking, CCTV and 24-hour security. The official project website highlights rooftop leisure, apartment furnishings and an environmentally conscious approach. Secondary sales descriptions go into more engineering detail, but those claims should not be treated as contractual specifications unless they appear in the buyer’s documents. For an off-plan purchase, the useful next step is to obtain the current unit specification and common-area schedule showing what is included, the finishes and equipment to be delivered, and any items that are optional or separately priced. That is far more valuable than relying on a generic amenity list copied between sales portals.

Foreign ownership has to be checked at unit level. Thai condominium law allows a foreign buyer to register freehold title in their own name only while foreign ownership remains within the statutory quota of 49% of the aggregate area of all units in the condominium. EverGreen is marketed as a freehold condominium, but that does not mean every advertised apartment is automatically available in foreign quota. Some listings explicitly distinguish Thai or company quota pricing, so two physically similar units may have different legal availability and commercial terms for an overseas buyer. Before paying a material deposit, the buyer should obtain written confirmation that the selected unit can be transferred within foreign quota, identify the contractual seller and confirm the registration structure and any quota-related price difference.

The biggest gap in the public record is commercial rather than physical. A reliable current project-wide payment schedule, common-area management fee and sinking-fund contribution were not found in the reviewed public materials. Those items matter in a 2028-delivery purchase because they determine both the cash required during construction and the true carrying cost after handover. EverGreen therefore sits in a useful middle ground: its identity, developer, location, approved unit count and broad unit examples can be independently checked, but the decision to reserve should wait for the full contract pack. The buyer should review the payment milestones, delay and refund clauses, final unit specification, handover standard, common charges and exact ownership quota for the selected apartment before treating the purchase as committed.

Ownership format

The condominium is structured for unit freehold ownership. A foreign buyer can register a unit in their own name only within the statutory foreign quota, capped at 49% of the aggregate unit area in the building. Foreign-quota availability must be confirmed for the specific unit before purchase; outside that quota, direct foreign freehold registration is not available. A leasehold may be used as an alternative where offered, but no project-wide EverGreen leasehold scheme was confirmed in the public materials reviewed.

Unit types & sizes

Studio
36.99 sqm
1 bathroom

The verified third-floor studio is the smallest and lowest-priced unit in the current sample. At 36.99 sqm it is larger than many resort micro-studios, leaving more room for an everyday living zone rather than functioning only as a short-stay room. The listing describes it as unfurnished, so a buyer should budget separately for fit-out and furniture. It is useful as the current price floor for the project, not as a promise that the same unit or ownership quota will remain available.

From THB 4,816,098
1 bedroom
51.27 sqm
1 bathroom

At 51.27 sqm, the verified one-bedroom is materially more generous than the compact one-bedroom stock common in many Phuket resort developments. The extra area should allow a clearer separation between sleeping and living space, although the actual usability still depends on the specific floor plan. The traced listing is on the third floor and is described as unfurnished. Its price is a dated example of market stock, not a universal rate for every one-bedroom in the building.

Market example THB 6,675,354
2 bedrooms
72.88 sqm
1 bathroom

The 72.88 sqm two-bedroom is one of the verified larger layouts. It is more suitable to a couple needing a separate office, a small family or a long-stay resident than a compact holiday unit. The listing shows one bathroom, which is worth noting when comparing it with similarly sized two-bedrooms elsewhere. The traced example was on the third floor. Because the building is still under construction, the contractual plan for the selected unit matters more than assuming every two-bedroom shares this exact configuration.

From THB 10,203,200
2 bedrooms, larger plan
73.82 sqm
1 bathroom

A second verified two-bedroom measures 73.82 sqm and was offered on the sixth floor. The roughly one-square-metre size difference does not explain its higher asking price by itself; floor, orientation, view and the commercial status of the unit can all matter. It would therefore be misleading to derive a standard two-bedroom rate from these two examples. The useful takeaway is simply that the category contains more than one layout and price point, so the exact unit needs to be compared on its own merits.

Market example THB 11,442,100

The cards above are traced to public listings and show real layout examples, but they are not a complete master schedule of all 65 apartments. A public unit-by-unit catalogue with every area, floor and current sales status was not found, so the plan and specification for the selected apartment should be checked before reservation. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

Facilities

7 amenities

Leisure

  • swimming pool
  • rooftop leisure area

Fitness

  • fitness room

Security and access

  • 24-hour security
  • CCTV
  • lift

Parking

  • covered parking

Location

  • Choeng Thale, Thalang: the site sits along Si Sunthon Road / Highway 4030 in the inland part of Phuket’s west-coast district.
  • Lim Tai Su Shrine opposite the local Choeng Thale market is a practical landmark; this is a lived-in road corridor rather than a beachfront strip.
  • Bang Tao and the Laguna resort area are reached by road, so the location makes more sense with a car or motorbike than for a buyer whose priority is walking to the beach.

Address / landmarkLim Tai Su Shrine, Srisoonthorn Road (Highway 4030), Choeng Thale, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand

The map loads from OpenStreetMap on request.

The circle shows the project’s approximate location; we confirm the exact address and the plot boundaries when you get in touch. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

District context

About this district

The district guide explains everyday context. Check the specific unit, price and documents separately.

Near the project

Landmarks around the project, from open maps (OpenStreetMap):

Tops Food Hall350 mSupermarket
Boots361 mPharmacy
Cherngtalay-Sainamyen International Clinic401 mClinic
Market422 mMarket
Mor-Ya Pharmacy426 mPharmacy
Porto de Phuket439 mSupermarket
Healthy Pharmacy455 mPharmacy
Bang Tao Night Market498 mMarket
Friday Night Market525 mMarket
Fuel613 mFuel
money gram705 mBank
MHCP Medical Health Clinic822 mHospital

Distances are straight-line from the project, not walking routes — the real route is longer. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Price & purchase terms

  • Current price: From THB 4,816,098 in current FazWaz listings checked on 26 Aug 2026. This is a lower market anchor rather than a fixed developer price; the exact unit, availability, ownership quota and transaction terms need to be reconfirmed.
  • Expected completion: 2028-12

We show the lowest of the prices the brokerage boards publish: their figures for the same unit differ by a few per cent, and none of them is the developer’s price list. We ask the developer for the current price, availability and payment terms on the unit you are looking at, and go through them with you personally.

Under construction

Project stage — what we know

Under construction. Handover declared for 2028.

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Transparency index

Facts already published on this page and points we clarify together.

10documented key facts
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The project has 10 documented key facts; 3 items are clarified before booking.

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At a glance

LocationPhuket
CategoryCondominium
SubtypeLow-rise residential condominium
ConstructionUnder construction
Floors8
Units65
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Best for: Owner-occupiers or long-stay buyers who want Choeng Thale and prefer a 65-unit building to a very large resort condominium.; Buyers who need more usable space than a typical investment micro-unit: verified stock includes a 51.27 sqm one-bedroom and two-bedrooms around 73 sqm.; Off-plan buyers who are comfortable with a December 2028 horizon, will review the contract and payment terms before reserving, and can monitor construction progress.; Investors prepared to underwrite future rental demand independently rather than relying on a guaranteed-return pitch; no verified income guarantee is used in this project assessment.; may not suit: Anyone needing a ready-to-occupy apartment now; the stated handover target is December 2028.; Buyers for whom true beachfront positioning or an effortless daily walk to the sand is mandatory.; People who only consider developers with a long public record of completed, mature projects; Green Atlas Innovations was registered in 2024.; Buyers unwilling to proceed until the exact payment schedule, common charges and foreign-quota status are documented; those points cannot be treated as settled from the current public record..

What we confirm before booking

A short, specific to the project list. We request these from the developer and go through them with you before any payment.

  • the legal entity in the SPA and the payee’s bank details
  • the title format and what is registered against the unit
  • the contractual handover date in the SPA — the page shows the date from the project’s materials
  • the contractual area of the chosen unit, and which basis it is measured on

Disputed and unknown information

This keeps the open points in one place. A missing or disputed fact is not treated as a conclusion.

  • There is a floor-count conflict: current government documentation describes an eight-storey main residential building plus a separate one-storey building, while FazWaz, Dot Property and other portals show seven floors. The registry uses the official eight-storey figure; the latest contractual floor plan should still be checked.
  • The project is marketed as a freehold condominium, but foreign-quota availability for individual units is not publicly disclosed. Some listings refer to Thai or company quota pricing, so the legal status and price of the selected apartment must be confirmed together.
  • A reliable project-wide payment schedule, recurring common-area management fee and sinking-fund contribution are not published in the reviewed open materials; those amounts should not be inferred from other developments.

FAQ

What does a unit in EverGreen Condominium Phuket cost?

Studio — from THB 4,816,098; 1 bedroom — market example THB 6,675,354; 2 bedrooms — from THB 10,203,200; 2 bedrooms, larger plan — market example THB 11,442,100. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

When is EverGreen Condominium Phuket due for completion?

2028-12. The contractual handover date is fixed in the SPA.

Sources and documents

Official developer and public records used for this page. We publish no outbound links.

  1. Government / official registry checked 26.08.2026
  2. Government / official registry checked 26.08.2026
✓ Project check

Checked in person by Mark Erometskiy on 27 August 2026

Mark ErometskiyMark ErometskiyNovAsia Thailand market specialist

I reviewed EverGreen Condominium Phuket as a small Choeng Thale residential development rather than a large beachfront resort; in parallel, Green Atlas Innovations’ project record confirms the stated low-rise format and a 2028 completion target. Units currently available, purchase conditions and prices beginning at THB 4,816,098 were assessed layout by layout.

  • ✓ Layouts
  • ✓ Availability
  • ✓ Current pricing
  • ✓ Developer details
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With only 65 apartments, EverGreen is much smaller than most new Cherng Talay resorts, while verified 51 sqm one-bedrooms and roughly 73 sqm two-bedrooms are more credible for long stays than micro-studios. The site is inland on Srisoonthorn Road and makes most sense with a car or motorbike, while the developer’s public delivery record remains short.

Before reservation at EverGreen Condominium Phuket, the selected unit’s legal status and agreement are checked independently.

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